1629 in Belgium

Events in the year 1629 in the Spanish Netherlands and Prince-bishopric of Liège (predecessor states of modern Belgium).

Monarch – Philip IV, King of Spain and Duke of Brabant, of Luxembourg, etc.

Governor General – Isabella Clara Eugenia, Infanta of Spain

Prince-Bishop – Ferdinand of Bavaria

• 29 October – Public celebrations ordered for the birth (on 17 October) of Balthasar Charles^[1]

• Virgilio Cepari, Het leven van Ioannes Berchmans, translated by Jacobus Susius (Antwerp, Hendrik Aertssens)^[2]
• François-Hyacinthe Choquet, Recueil des vies et actions mémorables des saints personnages ayants vescu dans les Pays-Bas soubs la règle de S. Dominique (Douai, Balthasar Bellere)^[3]
• I. A. Cools, Gheestelycke herders-dichten, behelsende Brusselsche bee-vaert. Bethlem. Scherpen-heuvel (Brussels, Jan Mommaert)^[4]
• Herman Hugo, Goddelycke wenschen verlicht met sinne-beelden, ghedichten en vierighe uyt-spraecken der oud-vaeders, translated by Justus de Harduwijn (Antwerp, Hendrik Aertssens)^[5]
• Jesuit Fathers, Kort begryp van het ghene dat gheschreven wordt door de patres van de societeyt Jesu, met brieven van den jaere MDCXXVII aengaende de koninckrijcken van Japonien (Antwerp, Hendrik Aertssens)^[6]
• Jean de Marnix, Resolutions politiques et maximes d'Estat (Brussels, Jan van Meerbeeck)^[7]
• Jean Scohier, L'estat et comportement des armes (Brussels, Jan Mommaert)^[8]

• Anthony van Dyck, The Vision of the Blessed Hermann Joseph

• 22 January – Frans van Horenbeke, bishop of Ghent (died 1679)
• 1 March – Abraham Teniers, painter (died 1670)

• 23 January – Andreas Schott (born 1552), Jesuit writer
• 24 June – Carolus Scribani (born 1561), Jesuit writer
• 11 September – Herman Hugo (born 1588), Jesuit writer
• 13 October – Petrus Bertius (born 1565), geographer
• 25 October – Adriaan Stalpaerts (born 1563) abbot of Tongerlo Abbey